Henry de Montherlant / Jacques Grange - Fils de personne - 1943

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Fils de personne by Henry de Montherlant, illustrated by Jacques Grange, is a 1943 first illustrated edition from Robert Laffont, featuring 20 original lithographs.

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An original numbered edition on Rives vellum, illustrated with 20 original lithographs by Jacques Grange, including one on the cover and 15 full-page, among which 3 in color -

This dramatic work, deeply marked by themes of lineage, solitude, honor, identity and the complex relationships between individuals, characteristic of Montherlant's literary universe -

The play centers its reflection on the question of the child deprived of true familial and affective recognition, making the expression “son of nobody” a term that goes beyond mere genealogical situation to denote an existential condition, that of a being who seeks his place in a world where family, social and affective ties strongly shape the construction of identity -

Henry de Montherlant / Jacques Grange - Fils de personne - 1943 - Robert Laffont -
160p.

Condition of the binding: fair; the book in sheets within its full original cover (spine worn, cover stained), in a publisher’s cardboard box, wear from handling, some minor defects on the cover including largely split hinges (small tape on the heads), edges slightly worn, spine smooth and blank, title in color and engraving on the first board -

Good interior condition, browning, title in color, work enriched with 20 original lithographs by Jacques Grange, including one on the cover and 15 full-page, among which 3 in color, limited edition of 375 numbered copies: one of 266 on Rives vellum -

Delivery service assured within a few days –

An original numbered edition on Rives vellum, illustrated with 20 original lithographs by Jacques Grange, including one on the cover and 15 full-page, among which 3 in color -

This dramatic work, deeply marked by themes of lineage, solitude, honor, identity and the complex relationships between individuals, characteristic of Montherlant's literary universe -

The play centers its reflection on the question of the child deprived of true familial and affective recognition, making the expression “son of nobody” a term that goes beyond mere genealogical situation to denote an existential condition, that of a being who seeks his place in a world where family, social and affective ties strongly shape the construction of identity -

Henry de Montherlant / Jacques Grange - Fils de personne - 1943 - Robert Laffont -
160p.

Condition of the binding: fair; the book in sheets within its full original cover (spine worn, cover stained), in a publisher’s cardboard box, wear from handling, some minor defects on the cover including largely split hinges (small tape on the heads), edges slightly worn, spine smooth and blank, title in color and engraving on the first board -

Good interior condition, browning, title in color, work enriched with 20 original lithographs by Jacques Grange, including one on the cover and 15 full-page, among which 3 in color, limited edition of 375 numbered copies: one of 266 on Rives vellum -

Delivery service assured within a few days –

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
History, Illustrated, Literature
Book title
Fils de personne
Author/ Illustrator
Henry de Montherlant / Jacques Grange
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1943
Edition
1st Edition, Illustrated Edition, Limited edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Robert Laffont
Binding/ Material
Softback
Number of pages
160
Sold by
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Objects sold
99.92%
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